Send us a text The podcast host begins by sharing Speaker Mike Johnson's perspective on national politics, arguing that the Democratic party is experiencing a "communist wave" and that its leaders are beholden to a far-left activist base. Johnson expresses optimism for Republicans in the upcoming midterms, citing party unity, a favorable electoral map, and a strong economic record to run on. The host expands on this, criticizing the term "common sense conservative" as disingenuous and express...
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Send us a text The podcast host begins by sharing Speaker Mike Johnson's perspective on national politics, arguing that the Democratic party is experiencing a "communist wave" and that its leaders are beholden to a far-left activist base. Johnson expresses optimism for Republicans in the upcoming midterms, citing party unity, a favorable electoral map, and a strong economic record to run on. The host expands on this, criticizing the term "common sense conservative" as disingenuous and express...
Send us a text The podcast begins by discussing the ongoing government shutdown, asserting that House Speaker Mike Johnson and the Republicans are winning the messaging war with daily, straightforward press conferences. The host criticizes Democrats, particularly Chuck Schumer, for what he calls "bad faith" politics, claiming they are blocking funding in an attempt to reverse previously passed legislation. He suggests that the Democrats' strategy will fail and that they will be forced to conc...
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Send us a text The podcast host begins by sharing Speaker Mike Johnson's perspective on national politics, arguing that the Democratic party is experiencing a "communist wave" and that its leaders are beholden to a far-left activist base. Johnson expresses optimism for Republicans in the upcoming midterms, citing party unity, a favorable electoral map, and a strong economic record to run on. The host expands on this, criticizing the term "common sense conservative" as disingenuous and express...
